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Kid Sewing Project : Simple Infinity Scarf Pattern for Kids

By Jen

how to sew an infinity scarf sewing project for kids

Spring has arrived and we've come up with a fun kid sewing project! Despite the snow and ice on the ground, spring has officially arrived. I am so tired of wearing my winter coat, my winter hat, my winter scarf and my mittens. My kids are tired of it all too. So, last week my daughters and I picked out some light-weight, spring cotton and sat down to create this simple kid sewing project. kid sewing project

This was a great opportunity to get my girls working on the sewing machine. Last summer I taught my daughters how to use the sewing machine. When I suggested we sew spring infinity scarves they were super excited. Wondering what an infinity scarf is? An infinity scarf is the kind of scarf that is one continuous loop of fabric...no end and no beginning. The scarf can be wrapped around your neck two or three times. When it's time to put the wool scarf away, it is nice to have a soft, light alternative. This kid sewing project took us about 30 minutes to make. I had my girls do all the measuring, cutting, pinning and sewing. Here's how we made our infinity scarves.

Kid Sewing Project : Spring Infinity Scarf

Begin by cutting a piece of lightweight fabric to 145cm x 36cm (57" x 14"). 

child pinning kid sewing project Fold the fabric, right sides together. Fold along the long edge...now your fabric will measure 145cm x 18cm.  Pin and sew the long edge, with a 1cm (½") seam allowance. child at sewing machine

Turn the scarf right way around. You can simply finger press the long edge flat or use an iron to press the scarf. child turning infinity scarf right way round

Now to create the loop. Tuck one end of the scarf into the other end of the scarf...creating a loop...be certain you have not twisted the scarf.

raw edge exposed Tuck the raw edge of the outside piece of the scarf under, about 2cm (1"). Pin this edge. Sew along the pinned seam. raw edge tucked and sewn

The infinity scarf is done. happy child wearing infinity scarf

My daughters were very proud of their handy work. This was such a simple project to make. When we were done they were ready to make another. They were so happy with their scarves they have not wanted to take them off. Now, if we could just get mother nature to cooperate and give us some spring-like weather so we can enjoy our new spring infinity scarves.

PS we also love using our kid-sewn infinity scarves in the fall. It's a fun fall activity for kids.


If you liked this kid sewing project be sure to check out our hand sewn easter pillow post. easter sewing project for kids

 


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About Jen

Jen Farr is a mother living in Toronto, Canada. She has been sharing her DIY crafts, recipes, activities and parenting advice for over 15 years on her blog Kitchen Counter Chronicle. Jen is the mom of 2 lovely daughters. She believes in the power of taking small steps that can make big impacts on the world.

Comments

  1. Christen says

    October 24, 2014 at 5:45 pm

    I blogged about my success with this pattern! http://christenheartspinterest.wordpress.com/2014/10/24/super-easy-infinity-scarf/ I'm a teen librarian and taught two different age groups how to make this scarf. Everyone loved it! Thank you.

    • Jen says

      October 26, 2014 at 10:18 pm

      Awesome! Thanks for letting me know!

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